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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1935

Page

5

Denton Ads and Community Notices Mix with Local Events

Local business notices list furniture, rugs, floor coverings, and farm equipment from M. K. Newnam and others. Community notices detail the Girls 4 H Rally postponement, Memorial Day plans by Caroline Council, Strawberry Festival, and donations for the Home for Aged Women. Officials from Caroline County welfare report relief declines and continued work relief as fire company leaders are elected. A Denver chain letter scare spreads to major cities, with postal inspectors and the Post Office denouncing it as illegal.

Pope Louise Fleetwood West Denton M. K. Newnam Court House Sq 2Nd St Eleanor Towers Agt Majestic Gustav Good Denton Short’s Epiphany Mission Preston T. F. Johnson R. H. Stafford Harry Roop Caroline Council No. 175 Denton Methodist Episcopal Sunday School Lucy Lou Market Street John L. George Smyrna Del George Mary Cantwell Silver Lake Dover Easton Board of Managers Eastern Shore County Commissioners Association Chestertown J. Frank Lane Goldsboro John A. Baker Dorchester Caroline County H. Roland Towers Harry L. Sullivan Walter Rutter Cape Charles Smedley D. Butler U. S. Marines United States E. B. Jones Chincoteague Edward V. Schultz Gnancock W. A. Karpa Denver Chicago Los Angeles Seattle New York Stevie Post Office Department Prosperity Club God We Trust

Sixtieth wedding anniversary celebrated in Wilmington

Mr and Mrs John Dill marked their sixtieth wedding anniversary at 512 West Twenty second street Wilmington with a family reunion and dinner. They married May 6 1875 in Goldsboro Maryland by Rev Williams. They have six living children fifteen grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Attendees included numerous Dill relatives and friends from Wilmington Easton Philadelphia Greensboro and other towns. The day followed a Methodist church prayer meeting and a Ladies Aid supper with readings and music.

John Dill West Twenty-second Street Wilmington Goldsboro Mr. Williams Eugene Dill Washington, D. C P. &. Gregg Lola Dill Earle Milby Easton Paul Sanford Joan Sanford Philadelphia Carlos H. Dill Carlinl Dill Edward G. Dean Greensboro William Conley Clyde Conley Charles Meredith Elwood Moore Ingleside Edward H. Sipple Morgan Sipple al Keller Paulsboro N. J Archie Sipple Grace Floyd Alice Huber Blackwood Harry Sipple Elaine B Norma K. Sipple Woodbury J. Stanley Dill Jack Dill Camden Methodist Episcopal Church Ladies’ Aid The Aid Stevens Brown Mattie Smith G. A. McDaniel Elmira Elizabeth Dulin Owen N. Dulin Denton William Fleming Morton Florence A. Morton William T. Morton Ridgely Francis W. Kirwan Christ Protestant Episcopal Church, Denton Roxborough Pennsylvania Raymond Fifield Emily Swiss Harvey Fleetwood Edenton Council State Council Daughters of America Southern Baltimore Frank Zeigler Jr Lindsay Clendaniel Dick Garey C. H. Towers Jr Harry R. Timmons Raymond Annie Parsons Whaleysville J. Lawrence Wright

Whistling through hard luck in a rough Union Station chat

An elderly man at Union Station vents about economic gloom and crepe-hangers. He rails against overanalysis, groaning, and fear, urging more humor and resolve. He jokes he would teach whining out of a heedful listener, claiming tough times demand grit.

Union Station R. B Scottish Rite News

Wedding Invitations and Announcements Printed with Care

The notice describes wedding invitations and announcements printed with careful attention to neatness and presentation, emphasizing quality typography and refined layout for couples sharing their vows.

Death Notices From Denton and Surrounding Areas

Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Sarah Jane Quimby and Miss Sarah Etta Chaffinch in Denton, with long lists of survivors including children and siblings. Multiple funerals, burial details, and arrangements followed in Easton, Concord, and Denton cemeteries. The roll also notes deaths of Mr. 67 Harris, infant Kenneth Lord, and William Bell with pallbearers and bereaved families from across Maryland and Delaware.

Sarah Jane Quimby William G. Quimby Skipton Talbot County William C Sarah Stafford Smith Smyrna Del Easton Alfred C., Quimby George Parker Quimby Ella Smith Preston Carrie Smith Lou Smith New York George Parker Moline Frank Stewart Briar Cliff N. Y Annie Smith Bryn Mawr College Charles Smith Robert Smith Baltimore Spring Hill Sarah Etta Chaffinch Denton Lewis McNeal Lewis Chaffinch Eliza Ann Hignutt Chaffinch Potter’s Landing Edward Frazier Edward Hayes Gilbert Hignutt Benson B. Allen J. Roland Chaffinch W. H. Harris Mamie Rash Cordova Piney M. P William S Calvert Milton S. Andrews M. E. Church Merriken Kenneth Lord Fred Lord Milton Owens Fruitland Betty Emmett Lord Williston Sallie Carry Laurel Church of God Studd Lorraine Cemetery Kenneth William Bell Susie George This County Percy Bell John L. George Walter George J. W. Perry Arthur Perry

Mother's Day Church Services Across Denton Area

A Denton Methodist Protestant service observes Mother's Day at 11 with a silent drama in the subject. Evening service at 8 on Mother, Queen of the Home. Christian Endeavor at 7:15 features a telephone meeting on A Happy Home led by Emma Turkington and Anita Rue. Additional Mother's Day programs planned at Hobbs Burrsville Thawley's and The Church of the Brethren.

Denton Emma Turkington Anita Rue Caroline Thawley’s Hobbs Burrsville the Charge Church of the Brethren N. A. Leese Williston Church of the New Jerusalem Preston

Lost Door Key Reported at Den ton Journal

A door key was reported missing and a notice asks the finder to return it to the Den ton Journal office. The item’s return is requested by the newspaper for security and access restoration.

Den‘ton Journal Office

Ridgely Community Club Meets with Speaker on Education Hope

The Ridgely weekly club gathered Monday with Mr. Wilson Cahall as guest speaker delivering an address on Education the Hope of Democracy. Elsie Matthews and Margaret Swing were named nominating committee. May 20 election moved to June 3. covered dish supper to close the season.

Omitted Soldiers Listed in Denton Caroline Council Count

A 1935 notice seeks missing ex soldiers buried in Denton area and nearby sites. It lists many names and asks residents to send additional names and burial places to C H Roe, secretary, to complete the record.

Denton Cemetery Caroline Council C. H. Roe Denton R. J. W. Garey C. FP. Smith Wesley Wooters S. J. Cooper B. F. Ayres T. Hutchinson Albert Grace Josiah Beck

Birthday Party for Naomi May Thomas Draws Harmony Guests

Naomi May Thomas celebrated her fourth birthday last Saturday from 2 to 5 PM with a party in Harmony. Guests included Todd, Kelly, Todd and Wright families among others, with pony riding, music, and a pink and green cake. Hostesses were Mrs Olin Thomas and others, gifts received. The Helpers class met May 5 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stanton with eleven members and three visitors. a bazaar sale planned for May 11 was approved after minutes. Mr Webster Todd is improving.

Naomi May Thomas Alva Todd Lester Kelly Doris Kelly Anna May Kelley Arthur Todd Mary Todd Grace Fearins Doris Todd Minnie Steenken Ray Todd Mildred Todd Anna Williamson Marvin Todd Willis Todd Marie Todd Louise Marine Audrey Lee Wright James Webb Grayson Wright Olin Kelly Wilbert Thomas Bob Stanton Olin Thomas America Federalsburg Collins Webster Todd

Templeville Sunday services and Mother's Day program

Templeville will hold Sunday School at 10 a.m. and a morning service at 11 a.m. with a special Mother's Day music and reading program led by Rev. R. G. Connor. Local residents and visitors from Wilmington and nearby towns attended events and visited relatives in the area.

R. G. Connor Isabel Baughley Norman Collins Wilmington Olin Powell Frank Baughley Ernest Ackerman Helen May Chas O. M. McComber Hazel Goldsboro William Cahall Cecilton Fred Maske Medford Starkey Norman Wyatt Millington William Palmatory Massey Retta Cole Hawkins Everett Sadlersville Dora Everett Herbert Knotts Centreville Oscar Lord Louise Downes

Resolutions of Respect for Alda P Whitby

Denton Cemetery Association notes the death of Alda P Whitby a longtime member and former president who succeeded Lawrence B Towers. The resolution grants a copy of appreciation to minutes the family and the Denton Journal with a published notice and names committee members Dawson C George I Robt Fleetwood Russell W Fluharty.

Alda P. Whitby Denton Cemetery Association Ereas Whitby Lawrence B. Towers Denton Journal Dawson C. George I. Robt, Fleetwood Russell W. Fluharty

Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Recaps Local Visits

A stream of Sunday visits gathers from Trappe Preston Burrsville and Baltimore to Hillsboro with guests including Mr and Mrs Wm Helfrithh Ruth, the Blades home hosts, and a report on county health nurse Mat tie Smith. Nearby families, club meetings, and P T A plans fill the week as social rounds continue.

Wm. Helfrithh Ruth Trappe Oland Cheezum Preston Brown Thawley Burrsville Edgar Blades Community Club Mattie Smith T. H. Russom Baltimore A. T. Cahall Russom Ethel Lucille Bareus Harold Redden John Skinner Little Ruth Buddy Rice Centreville O. Rice Fannie Jones Lawrence and Cora

Queen Anne Services at St Pauls Church May 12 13

Queen Anne services at St Pauls Church in May include morning and evening sermons by Dr John Paul Tyler and Mr Fossett plus a Mother s Day message and a discussion on the Trinity. Delegates to the Queen Anne Youth Conference will report at a Young People meeting and had a social at the Eley home May 13.

St. Paul’s Church Queen Anne John Paul Tyler Fossett Howard Eley Charles York Baltimore St. Paul’s Frank Messick Hazel Rice Douglas Messick Hackett Rice Eastern Star of Maryland William Kinnamon Melvin Kinnamon Marydel Mary Diggans Della Mullikin E. B. Lightner Francis Jump Annapolis Salisbury Clarence Schaffer Emma Richards Ridgely Harry Rutter

Williston Visitors Fill Neal Household Ties

Williston residents Mrs. Wm Lyons and daughters Katherine and Mrs Ed Warner and Miss Dorothy Neal visited Mr and Mrs A R Neal. Visitors from Chester Pa included Mr and Mrs Ben Russell and Mr and Mrs John Renninger. Marietta Anthony and son Lee visited daughter Mrs A R Neal. Mr Wm Wright is home from Easton hospital. Mrs Jennie Crane stayed with Mrs Lewis McNeal. Mr A Meredith visiting daughter Mrs G E Rice.

Wm. Wright Easton Hospital Jennie Crane Lewis Mc Neal A. Meredith G. E. Rice

DeMolay Alumni to Attend Mother's Day Service in Preston

The Delaware Chapter DeMolay Alumni of Wilmington will attend the Mother's Day service at Bethesda Methodist Episcopal Church at eleven on Sunday. The Epworth League will present a pageant titled The Mother of Augustine at the evening service.

Delaware Wilmington Bethesda Methodist Episcopal Church Epworth League Augustine Jennie J. Coates Raymond Coates Preston Raspeburg Parkwood Cemetery S. Berry Taylor Railroad Avenue Herbert Tooks Maryland E. Lloyd Fooks Mildred Engerman Business College Baltimore A. W. Sisk & Son Isobel Douglas S. Elbert Douglas Harry R. Taylor Geo. Whiteley M. BE. Ladies Aid Society Kenneth Fooks Roland Turner Elwood Bonner Mississippi Jack Arthur Cincinnati Ohio Harry M. Hollis Arthur Willey E. C. Wright Viola Brinsfield Cambridge Mildred G. Griffith Alva T. Blades Jr William H. Cannon John R. Tull Oxford Fred Edgell

Burtsville Social Roundup and Church Events

Burville residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend with stops featuring the Chance, Andrew, Davis, Willis, Thawley, and Goodley families from nearby towns. A Mother’s Day pageant is set for Union M P Church at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, while bake sale proceeds at Wesley Church totaled 23.02. Mrs. Walter Glass is ill.

John L. Chance William E. Andrew and Sons Louis John William Floyd P. Davis Warren Pierce Anna Chance Swarthmore Thomas Goodley Chester John Weaver Pennsylvania E. C. Hallman Dover Kelso Hillsboro M. E. Parsonage Walter Willis Greensboro Charles Willis Wesley Thawley Denton R. H. Thawley Walter Glass Centreville Union M. P Melvin James John Thawley Wesley Church Harrington Crawford Garrett Catherine Chance Emma Satterfield Amos Layton

Local Social Notes From Wilmington and Nearby Towns

Mrs G E Finney of Wilmington spent the weekend with Mrs Frank. Mrs T W Jones hosted the Benefit Card Club at the clubhouse. Mr and Mrs Milton King visited Mr and Mrs Fifer in Wyoming. Mrs Ray Mason dined with Mrs Emma Jackson on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Carlisle Bennington visited Rehoboth on Sunday. Louise Wilson weekended with Miss Inez Wooley in Denton. Mr and Mrs James Baynard moved to a farm near Easton. Mr Orrell Saulsbury is on the sick list this week.

G. E. Finney Wilmington Frank Flounders T. W. Jones Milton King Fifer Wyoming Ray Mason Emma Jackson Carlisle Bennington Denton James Baynard Easton Orrell Saulsbury

Friendship Grove Homemakers Discuss Quilt Prize

The Grove club met at Mrs. Carson Johannesen with eleven members present. Charles Stafford of Trappe won the quilt. Mrs. Conn ellly will attend the Rural Women's Short Course at College Park in June with Mrs. Gadow as alternate. New member Mrs. Lee Meredith joined. Mrs. Walter Butler hosts May. Quarterly conference at Grove Church May 11 at 2 pm. Communion at 11, Sunday School at 1. Mrs. William Crouse and Mrs. Will Murphy attended the State Daughters of America convention in Baltimore last week. Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Mallonee and child and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Vese and son visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kelley last Sunday. Mr. Otis Betts and Mr. Harry Evans of Dagsboro spent Sunday with Rev A W Betts.

Friendship Grove Homemaker’s Club Carson Johannesen Alfred Flaharty Charles Stafford Trappe B. M. Connelly College Park W. F. Gadow Lee Meredith Walter Butler Grove Church William Crouse Will Murphy Daughters of America Baltimore Gardner Mallonee Wesley Vese Elmer Kelley Otis Betts Harry Evans Dagsboro Del A. W. Betts

Smithson Church Announces Services and Social Event

The Smithson church will hold Sunday School at 9 30 a m and Sunday evening service at 7 30 p m led by Rev John T Baynard. An event for May 28 in the Smithson community room offers a strawberry and ice cream social with strawberries ice cream and cakes for sale. Everyone is welcome.

Smithson John T. Baynard Smithson Community Room

Card of Thanks from the Merrikens for sympathy

Mr and Mrs Calvert C Merriken express sincere appreciation to many kind friends for the sympathetic assistance extended during their recent sorrow.

Calvert C. Merriken

Concord Dessert Bridge Party Honors Mrs Collins

Mrs Ernest C Collins entertained a dessert bridge party at her Concord area home featuring spring flower decorations. Guests included Mrs Norman Scott Mrs James P Scott Miss Elizabeth Kinder Bridgeville and numerous others from Federalsburg Preston Easton Denton and nearby towns. Prizes were awarded with Mrs Grace first and Mrs Todd second.

Ernest C. Collins Concord Norman Scott James P. Scott Elizabeth Kinder Bridgeville Victor Dean Dorsey Nichols Charles Todd Fletcher Hignatt Earl Alford Clayton Satterfield Byron Griffith Charles Bryant Claudell ‘Wright Federalsburg Hambleton Grace Preston Tanley’ Hornsby Easton W. B. Deen Frederic N. Nichols Benjamin F. Johnson Emmett Hignutt Elbert Deen Kirwin Everngam Denton Grace Todd

Greensboro Community Club elects officers for year

At a Tuesday meeting the Community Club elected officers for the coming year at Miss Florence Evelyn Monk’s apartments. Officers named: president Mrs H C Rawlings. vice-president Mrs L Irving Jones. second vice-president Mrs Ralph Pritchett. recording secretary Miss Grace Williams. corresponding secretary Mrs A W Saulsbury. treasurer Miss Helen Naylor. director Mrs E J Vandergrift.

Community Club Florence Evelyn Monk H. C. Rawlings L. Irving Jones Ralph Pritchett Grace Williams A. W. Saulsbury Helen Naylor E. J. Vandergrift Ruth Jackson Princess Anne Edgar Anderson Ruth Ellen Bridgeville Mary Jackson Clayton Paul Meredith Nelson Draper Virginia Far Hills N. J Walker-Gordon Plainsboro Margaret Stewart Delta John Wyatt Hubert Dill Magnolia Del Wyatt Thomas Ross Delentra Clifford Shulties Mervin Robert Burnell Norris Knox John O. W. Barton Baltimore The Baptist Church Linwood Andrews Chester Mary Favinger Milford Wilbur Carroll Tilghman Whitby Carl Dingledine Washington Enoch Strannahan Dawson Gruwell Wilmington Watson Gruwell Temple Smith Church Farm School Glen Lock Addie Griffin Oxford Annie Hopkins Mary J. Fisher Philadelphia T. C. Horsey Harry Davis Federalsburg Effa Plummer Betty Capel Chestertown Roy Sard Mary Laramore Winder Shulties Virginia Horsey Easton Marie Edwards Iva Shulties Town Doris Cahall Near Town Grace Wooters Susie Ford Zack Voshell Lester Smith Centreville Nancy Smith Sallie Horsey Peggy Smith West Chester

Bethlehem Community House Plays Return Evening Event

Bethlehem hosts three one act plays It s all Over Town Love and Lather Suds and Duds on Wednesday May 16 at 8 15 pm A silver offering at the door supports the club Proceeds go to the organization The club plans a meeting Monday afternoon May 13 at 2 o'clock with Mrs Mary Blades and Mrs Pauline Blades as hostesses Also notes visits and weekend guests among local families and residents.

Bethlehem Mary Blades Pauline Blades Everett Stevens Nina Bac Easton Alva Blades Gifford Bowdle Lawrence Legates Lloyd Harding Baltimore

Thanks for kindness and music at funeral of Vanscoy

Mrs N M Vanscoy and Children express gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy, the beautiful floral offerings, and the choir's fitting music at the death and funeral of a loving husband and father.

N. M. Vanscoy

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Local Department Rhgely Wilson Cahall Elsie Matthews Margaret Swing State Federation Goddard County Federation Joseph Rittenhouse Harry Ziegler Clifton Crouse Edward Bowman Lititz Bowman Brumbaugh Carleton Marvel William Davis Herbert Jones Marvel Calvin Lynch G. L. Wilson Grace Vernon Smith Delma Smith Wm. H. Steinmetz Howard T. Smith T. W. Smith Joseph Brumbaugh Church House Woman's Home Missionary Society Frederica Charles Pelot Oscar Simon Pelot Europe O. B. Reed Norman Wilson Harry Swann Viola Jones Dover District Richardson Claymont W. C. Harrison William Jarrell Linwood Jarrell Josephine Jarrell Union Memorial Hospital Woman's Christian Temperance Union Leelan Jackson Marguerite Jackson St. Michaels Charles Desa W. J. Lurth Kennett Square Florence Thompson Alan Parsons Will Cannon Annie Turner Christian Herald Margaret Ann Jarrell Harold Fountain Martha Connery Newark Frank Simon George McGough and Son Charles Hammond Bert Hagadone Lee Mitchell H. L. Holsinger Wm. Rieck Dorothy Virginia Samis Elsie Coleman Mallory Winstead O. K. Raleigh Templeville Tuckahoe WSPAP
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